János Derzsi
János Derzsi (born 20 April 1954 in Nyírábrány) is a Hungarian actor, who has appeared in more than eighty films since 1979. He is perhaps best known for his collaborations with director Béla Tarr, having appeared in six of Tarr's films between 1982 and 2011.
Hadik
(Mihály)
A Fond Farewell to the Prince
Keleti Pu.
Temptations
(Szkárosi Tibor)
Pile-Up
(Hajléktalan)
Az Út Végén
Dog's Night Song
(A katonatiszt)
Wrong-doers
(Gelencsér Jóska)
Magyar lapát
(Self)
The Darkest Hour
(Man)
Indian
(Caretaker)
Hourglass
Hasutasok
(Sándor Tüdő)
A Long Weekend in Pest and Buda
(Taxisofőr)
Autumn Almanac
(János, Hédi fia)
Twilight
(K.)
The Man from London
(Brown)
Macbeth
Satantango
(Kráner)
The Turin Horse
(Ohlsdorfer)
Passion
(A férfi)
Heavenly Hosts
(Lieutenant Radovics)
Halo of Stars
(Valentin)
Hunting for Englishmen
(Count Falussy)
Laurin
(Arne)
Tabló
Werckmeister Harmonies
(Man In The Broad-Cloth Coat)
Tarr Béla: I Used to Be a Filmmaker
(Himself)
Blind Endeavour
(Factory manager)
Csudafilm
(Hozsó)
Father's Acre
(Father)
Wall Driller
White God
(Homeless man)
Dolina
(Vidra)
Narcissus and Psyche
(Zoltán Lovászi)
Fast and Loose
(Attila)
Meteo
(menekülő ember)
Kontroll
(Utolsó utas)
The Last Summer
Tolerance
A Priceless Day
(Gábor, Irén férje)
Dear Betrayed Friends
(János)
Glamour
The Bridgeman
God Walks Backwards
The Sun Street Boys
(Juli apja)
Utrius
Smouldering Cigarette
The Rapture of Deceit
A sommelier
Kisses and Scratches
Heart Tremors
The Hungarian Dressmaker
Circus Maximus
An Old-Fashioned Story
(Imre)
Hungarian Rhapsody
Forbidden Relations
(Sógor)
1945
(Veterán)
Whoops
(Gabika)